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And two more pieces of information I am learning about...

I am vaping at about 6-7 PM. Then at night, one draw and 1/2 brownie. My reasoning is that the effect of the THC digesting will help sleep. The vaping is for a short relief.

Then there is kief (pronounced Keef). When I use the grinder, I get a small residue that is caught in a separate screen container. It is a higher concentration of THC. I think I can best relate it to eating an artichoke, there is a small part of meat on the leaf and then there is the artichoke heart.

Kief = hash? Or is the best way to make cannabutter?

I don't know. Not much in the container so I have plenty of time to figure out how to make the most of it.
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